Amid recent higher education scrutiny, governor appoints brother as NMHU regent
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is defending her decision to appoint her brother as a student regent at New Mexico Highlands University. The appointment of Greg Lujan comes amid recent scrutiny of New Mexico regents' handling of university president contract issues,
While the Legislature debates several bills aimed at reforming New Mexico university governance, including the selection ...
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced over $40 million in funding to enhance rural healthcare delivery in southern New ...
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With her final 60-day session as governor underway, Michelle Lujan Grisham on Wednesday criticized some legislators for ...
Fire insurance is becoming increasingly expensive and hard to come by in areas ravaged by wildfire in recent years. New ...
A long-shot proposal is seeking to reform leadership of K-12 education by returning to a state school board model.
In our "Partners for Impact" survey, crime was overwhelmingly deemed the most important issue New Mexicans are facing. Those impacts sending ripples across communities in the state. The survey was ...
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman told Newsweek New Mexico needs "a strong community response" to drug crisis.
Lujan Grisham is hoping at least 10 other public safety bills reach her desk, though Capitol insiders predict some of them ...
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